Global trade dynamics continue to evolve, with major developments around trade investment talks, export-control policies and strategic resource flows. On November 6, 2025, several key stories emerged that exporters, importers and trade-strategy professionals should monitor.
At EximHub, we track these trends to provide actionable insights for SMEs, exporters and trade advisers. Below is the curated roundup of today’s major trade-news items.
1. China offers renewed trade and investment deal with EU
Source: Reuters — “China talks up EU trade deal, years after investment pact was frozen” Reuters
People’s Republic of China’s commerce ministry expressed willingness to negotiate a new trade or investment agreement with the European Union, taking up where the previously suspended Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) left off.
Why it matters:
- A revived China-EU agreement could open new market-access opportunities for exporters in both directions.
- For Indian and other international exporters, shifts in China/EU trade flows may generate both risk and opportunity (e.g., supply-chain rerouting, tariff responses).
EximHub Insight:
Consider reviewing your export destination mix and sourcing strategy in light of possible China/EU trade realignment. Our export growth support service can help you assess target markets and adjust your go-to-market plan.
2. India signals intensifying trade-deal efforts with US & EU
Source: India Today — “Trade talks with US, EU in full force, India awaits final nod: Nirmala Sitharaman” India Today
India’s Finance Minister highlighted that negotiations are “in full force” with both the U.S. and the European Union.
Trade relevance:
- For Indian exporters and service firms this offers chances to access more favourable terms, provided the deals push through.
- Supply-chain and sourcing strategies should anticipate tariff or regulatory changes.
EximHub Insight:
If your business exports from or sources into India, now is the time to revisit your market-access strategy, align with potential new trade frameworks, and evaluate compliance readiness. Visit our India export support page for tailored guidance.
What Exporters & Importers Should Do Now
- Re-evaluate your export and sourcing markets in light of emerging China-EU trade talks and India’s negotiations.
- Prepare for potential shifts in rules of origin, tariff schedules and trade-investment frameworks.
- Use the insights from EximHub to optimise your market-entry, compliance and supply-chain diversification strategy. Visit https://eximhub.pro for services and insights.
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